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The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

X certain and convenient remedy for Piles k BARLET1's PILE SuPPosi- TonIEs-since 1882 they have been n blessing to thousands. In ordering from Druggists insist oH BAgLkTTs. Tin case GA Suppositories) si.00. BARLET"T MFG. Co.,, Phila., Pa.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

MOUNTAIN GROVE, Mo, Feb. ', 'S7. /. $. MerreU-DEAR SIR: have been afflicted about twelve months with Female disease, and after using three bottles of your MerrelPs Female Tonic, an cured so that am able to do my own work. There are several other cases in this vicinity it has cured. Yours truly,
 MARY F.. HUDDLETOS.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

The United States Hotel, Boston, Lowering three acres) advertises that none of its 500 Guest rooms are above the Fourth floor, and that twelve sep arate and distinct stairways reach from all floors to the street. Fire alarms in every room. Cautious trav- elers will make note of this.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

FITS: All Fits stopped free by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and e2.00 trial bottle free to Fit cases. Send to Dr. Kline, 93l Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

Ayers Ague Cure is the most pop ular antidote for malaria. All who are exposed to the dangers of mias- matic regions should try it. Always ready for use, and, if taken accord ing to directions, warranted a sure cure for all malarial disorders.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30
Editorial.

First Kansas Woman-"'l didn't see you down at the caucus last night" Second Kansas Woman "No, couldn't get away. John wasn't feeling we'll, and l had to clear the table off and wash the dishes. "- Tid- RiIs
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

THoUsASDs of people suffer with backache, not knowing that in most cases, it is symptom of diseased kid neys and liver, which plasters and lotions cannot heal. The best and safest remedy is Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm. si.00 per bottle
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

First Born-II should like to go abroad this summer, pop, and see the world.r Fond Parent-'I do not ob- ject to your seeing the world, but l do object, sir, to the worlds seeing
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

if yea are tired taking the large old- EashioDed gripiDg pills, try Carter's Little Liver Pills and take some ccsa- fort. A man can't stand everything.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30
Lemon Elixir.
A PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.

Lemon Elixir is prepared from the fresh juice of Lemons, combined with other vegetable liver tonics, cathartic, aromatic stimulants, and blood puri- tiers.
 Fifty cents and one dollar per bot tie. Sold by druggists generally. Prepared by II. MORLEY, M. b., Atlanta, Ga.
 For biliousness and constipation take Lemon Elixir.
 For indigestion and foul stomach take Lemon Elixir.
 For sick and nervous headaches take Lemon Elixir.
 For sleeplessness and nervousness take Lemon Elixir.
 For loss of appetite and debility take Lemon Elixir.
 For levers, malaria and chills, take Lemon Elixir.
 Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any of the above named diseases, all of which arise from torpid or diseased liver.
 Editorial.
 | have tried Dr. MOZleys Lemon Elixir, and find it all that it is repre- sented to be. T. F. LITTLEFIELD,
 Jesup, Ga, Sentinel. From the Galveston Christian Advo- cate:
 Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir has de- servedly gained wide reputation ill the malarial districts of Texas, and has proved a blessing in many house. holds in the Sta:e.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

Citizen-'T'm thinking of buying my daughter piano. Next Door Neighbor Gin consternation)-"Is that 80? Well, then, by thunder I'll buy my son fiute."-N. J. .Sun
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

Father of Fair One-"We close up here at ten o'clock" Brass Headed Beau--"That's good idea. It keeps fellows out who don't know enough to get inside earlier. ."- Iid- Btts.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

Whatever else may be said of her class in the genus homo, the society lady bares herself bravely.--Duiufh Porogrrpher.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

The medical and pharmaceutical professions endorse Colgan's "Tafy Tolu," and use it in their families. They know 1t to be healthfnL
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

LEWIS GLASS < CO, Sewlern, Tenn, say Ship at once one gross Wintersmith's Tonic. We are nearly out, and could not continue the drug business without it.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

A lady who advertised for girl ito do light house work" received a letter from an applicant, who said her health demanded sea air, and asked where the lighthouse was situated N r. I'ribune
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

A Nevada man who started out to look for grizzly bear found him in time for dinncr-the bears dinner. -- .Judge.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

Two boys who cannot agree the policenan's Billy and the cracksman's Jimmy. - BosfDn Commercial B0ile- fin
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

If you doub: that silence is golden, look at the profits of the still.--U"- tuh Parographer.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

The sign "Beware the dog" is not hung up 1that he who runs may read" but "that he who reads may
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

Seven and One-half Gross Sold in One
 Year.
 Dr. NJ. NJ. Groom, Dardanelle, Ark, says: Il sold during the year seven and one-half gross of your Hughes Tonic for chills and fever. and could have sold more had not run out on several different occasions. It is the leading tonic ill this country and al- ways will be-"
 Prepared by K. A. Robinson X Co.,, Wholesale Druggists, Louisville, Ky. Sold at retail by Druggists generally.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

Neta Rene Boston dgn) This res. cIOsed.--Lye.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

Charity may cover a multitude of sins but that is not its regular busi- ness.-Nev Orle0ns Picayune.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30
Wall Street Industry and Generosity, OsAaha World,

omaha World, Little Roy Field--"l can't play no more."
 Little Roy GoWld--"0h, come on, what you stoppin' torg" "Iou've won all my marbles" "Ain't yer got no moIe2" "Nairy one" Well, m lend yea couple ter bcgin over again,"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-07-30

Children Cry for Pitchers csstoris.
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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30
9en1. IT. rationale lGuI1If ll11Ilppd1Il 1T

of Grand Army Of the Republic, Ser
b I lpJloo.r ben u Sept, 81. aoouiis ,,llo'peerr5 Of
bl,o,e ct al be Itprite % NET Underestimate MVp<
Der al Matlonens tapre ,Soriparere fra iioite
Rris.! ,Dbe,r belle Noropeien bat vgosiarM
blaa" beiluttet at saa meo Burlington, pc
e. @ontenq ira ,Minneiota, Biscouiin, -9ar
fota, Sotpa' os 'naorore sSuinois. Sen bat bet
syortr,tn. at ben lpber birefte paa fin, e9en
Same fra ct. gaul ,os Winneapplis % til
ct. 2ouis, at ben lpber lanss Wisiisiippien
500 Ntile % siper Reiienoe gnleoning til ct
npoe Beituelieu' al aue De ~itignneite Naturz
lcener / Mmerita. Sen mebfprer Spiieposne
os @opeposne. bar ben sjepneite os beneite
8ane ai 'alle i%posaaenoe, % bebanoler fine
Yasiaserer iaa bel, o%mbpsgetig>o g foriistis
at be .altio spuiter q, vfomme igienY.adeG
burlington bill uoitcoe 8iQet for Sur os
8etur. 5or ale Oplpsnin9er benpenber man
fig till Msenten furt 8urliastDnJ Wer.i@. S.
6, }&ennon bar ubarbeibet en- imntt ao}tpret
Yamflet, Der falbes rs5anen 9eroes~ hpilten
ban bill ienoe frit til ole paa, Mnmooning,
Seno efter ben, ben bill bore en- 8. y, 81.
Spapenir.. ii1tioIi o5ilA ipe ''oo ,'2bo''
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Eilbpoer ben beoite sBefororins os bruger
ben ~fortete 9ib at ale 2inier rneqem ct
Soul pg gbicago % menem ct. BauLL StDltg
gttp, Omaha, I9eS Moines p9 &unl1S gttD.
8aa ale Tr9n er Der Sppepp9ue % Omaha
% @dnfas 9th tan Neiien / Qgbet al en-
9anIfe tort Sib f~ortiettes til Stebert Cali
fornien. "Ebe &pbal &eufe""i er ben be-
fienbte "Sbprt Sine" til Chicago SSn9en
6mbptuina al 8pane; Biqetter al ole elias.
fer bDnpreres. 50 TrRn pm 9agen bper
Bei,' ubitbreoe r1e0f be nreit ele9ante Yunn1aa
Sppeppgne Dg mpoerne J@pHenogne paa
bpilte aft bpa6 Marstiben bar at bpbe paa at
6rugter % beltfute Eager bliDer ferperebe
til rtmelige Briier.3 9iSie )6piieppgne poa
"9Ebe ,&p1al &pute"" ct, ,bpa6 &pmfort ,p8
elegance anaaar, be ppperligite | Beroett. u y
Benpt 6eane Suite til Ouiatb, M1blano ros
ale @teber runbt 2afe Superior ifra ct.
8aul, Mtnneapo1is, gau glatre, @ioug @ttD
% ale andre Stationer | S9b og Dit. gte0
9renet fgl9er ptns >Saget fprfte &losieS
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RAe1es ombnttsts $ @i9le g tomn'er bet !
rer til Sernminerne. .9ryY9g
Ripb oine BiIetter paa Chicago, ct. gau1,
giaae sa2 lat = tpumpaba 8a@u nHt % by 0tl tate
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6or &arter % anben Undertaking ben
peae big hoo14f9 v rre1l.sna
q50 Qls9fdh}Q lj0Genersl Passenger Agent
]. & leCULL0UGH, I'D NHIlLIR 1qG
Asst. Gen Pass. Axt. Gsal Ticket Ast
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

Meob Seem Sort fortaaes 'pel/ 8pen
SEEM Oorf. Stulbsj ri BRUCE bet balpe
Nntal nemlisr 6 ION, Maaleitpt for belle
2anbet, ba pilbe bet bllpe 100000, Dabsz
fats bpeerrt| aapfr p pa IGe}r rauunrboi Of sDarluffenitab
-gtu1be oi tase BET tapeite q, bpi1fet ftaar
for Gnsfatto, piloed bet blue 100000.
S REORGANIZATION finoep, ri, 10000
Ma Fer' Per bert tiatarnhps d bbppertt Nqlrr tsr en- Gslse
al Driffetrafifen. 9por Beresnins bib
til bd1r diifts' oerst FIJI 1nntofi1 boz
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30
0l9ol 8prneme

% imensL ntnberbis benz ON, at Burlington
bar nplis fortast ieu elegant os fornbielis
500 90 Basiner taloetpS Slate 8rapinsS for
gouns 6plfs". Ser ,er fplotaf Settler i1egz
ming fra Yerm til 8ern, Der tap fDlses paa
9apten fra bet ritiseite til bet met odtifefise
bog ffaa let fortlaret at bOilfeufonabeft Barh
tan forfaa, bet. GebreJ ps gWesore ftaioe
ieuee fire gents I 6rimarfe til @.uS.1@ 6,
aenponb @ener, g~asianser Msent y9be Bur
llnston" et. Baul Mtnn. ,os faa. frit til
ienot nteb pmsaaenoe BOT ct ggemplar af
lslote Orofpinas." ,H9Q 1o1HbIfh 3o20ol
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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30
Yn1t11tnff a

If Den bnnfte' BprfL Nase", &aptain
Nnbreaien, er ,brenbt ! Buenps Gpres.
8~eiettihgett irebebes. % oof
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

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NA 8rien blep i Mit@eatotprt an
tlaset for uprbrife Tatemaaoer os opmt
i'll tire Maaneoers 6en9iel. 3asgS.
- Gorbpr tai optasess ct. Yeters,
burg oodooeer Is Ntbi1iiter, boi1te ct Offces
rer d fotifiellis Stang. s'''9 "'"'''s''
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riae Hse bleu BET ffaitet Effirs ODnamds
bontber p,iaun, Baltifanet.. l. @t,s fem inD
BaOerFs aa9a'FsAien7rH er11o7q ro1 totscI
-ISwejb Tiger at resulerey 9riffez
t~rafiten Der at brinse 8rDseerier os 9ez
itilerier ino UNDER Staten os ioreitaar
laalebesj baabe Gilnirfnins cos Salso !
OF eena' trufiif fra 9ibirien t~ilbaserpmt
9anbsforpiit mercer @e1itaberne / 2Onz
bon meb fine Dplepelier.a 6an flyer Der
er en- @amnenfuersef1e I &nslano, Der
for bet meite beitaar at Nibiliiter, iom
oil sjpre boab be Tan, forat befri be /
Stbieien apirte 2anbsforpifte.4Er' n7h
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

pfrSg& HtR Ngrnb lfffb NbSarlelens
Rphb ImqS DtilffenlfabSn.
h Siibrita er for en- fSr Del H. Gors
Railing ohsDbslessefef, Der srpaaoras
get Solicit oeb @esenters uDuelisbeo 81
ftsre fin ssen vgtl6sirebeb ~l,seOoerfo,
bisie Eins. -
5BtimuldrepE NpbeIierii ydniees ION
16ioiiiatioteis a~sanSsissn. a@anbt
men meset mere er bet ct &ienbemerfs
pda Gent Barbori. @utioens @erma>
afpepritter it Et men itieleen til ben
@rao ct De blir beruiet, 9esamle beri.
mos tebebe ffota ret froniit' @us. SO.
|metnel par) iirtetl imnqoebplpeupe9 Soft,
men Barbarernes SUR forhapiebe en-
|bOs (btam!!' oat ct tttbifiisn soft benpt.
ter Rruuoepim e1r lite uadsett 9Nrsnnaent
Der pi(er, at g4cobol bar no9en chilli
|ieteass Snoffgbefiitt imnttao fis:: ,Gio,liiqz
fipneu.ba q far ueh 2opbeitemnelier pif
lin 5rpst for Mleobolens operbaanotaz
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Der bos Gbineierhe ib6er 5alereoe1 1900
49, =, {
fpr &r. meb beitemt Sou afpiite Mulisz
beoen fer, qt -@cepteret o~perbrases en-
Oranfer.
! zgeaar bit &orre1ppnbent paaitaar, at
be Jotfeilas, Yosr bar pntaset &robibir
tim, bar saast tilbase iitetetfor frem
iGioaiiotiOnen oa oe6 sjes lite ristis
bpem ban fsttr t,ls aiben bet ifuloe
bore Mobameoanerne, buis &oran forbp~
Ser berrfenbe Driffe. MUstenerF ban BEN,
'ba er bet lrarereret Hrglrrent imoo be
IsllcobnllS nteresletebe.l I9i bpor me-
get uisnb4 pragtern@ utampeoonismen
os betraster ben Aiom bar i1nberlesen,
tun ri bog lite naste for, at ben bar
baot en foreblenoe Snbnpoelie bos bet
5olf, Der bar antaset ben. Sen Om1
ifabte 'oiiloe Sjoroer at 5olfdlos til ct
Iiammenlluttet, .eenersilf Oss iubiistsfulot
Soft, ber req BET pitlise europa uo at
&riitenoommenss yy9anber og larte fe
.pa ltlise Mationer beres uilitare &nnt.
Denne N%fbolbslere ombanneoe Nraberz
ne fra at pere ct M~omabefplf til at blipe
ct iammeniluttet Golf, Der erDbrebe os.
bebolot 9anb fra Niien. til Gsppten for.
bunoreber al Mar. Moridnerne fra.
Morozafrita oaaasneoe peb Set famine
masiite Sab fra lin bpriife Tilitamo til.
at blipe @paniens @robrerp. Cara.
cenerne, peb .hptlfe sjerne %betesnes"
Observation-Disclosures esentlise Gfbolosz
.ber, bar be, Der sjennem ben mprteite
>Eiosalber beparebe 8ioenifdberne for
.8eroen. Sen lenere 9ilbasesons bos
Mobammebanerne bar fin @run6 / andre
Dmitenoiebeoer ba fornemmelis Sore>
met os bets SnpflDoelie paa 8prnene.
.Men Nfbolbsleren blanot beth bat me-
re END alt anot a'ppmuutret Manoumsz
.~traften ber,s botor7 Mobammeoanismen
bar ournpet SSndoqsaqrrs.
elt 8reaeepin~i BET ~befe 'taset bar
foraar}aset mere @o6t cub 0ubti Set
ben, ct en- Yaoitanb je9 life oil bisfuz
tsre for ifts trepte aaierens junbe Dmz
Ssmne. Ii Ii
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

sto,r IS; SspnooaFpbelie bar iittte,rrt IS ss;aeob
@peror1p, Der pei ter Demotratt men iom
tilise pill babe &riitenz eler 9ebninge>
itemplet iat paa enboer. San er &epre~
i~entqit for De laotirtelise, men ban bill
igse Mlianee 1reo De bgifirfelise % bape
inofarte q tirfelist 9pratnti ] 9torse.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30
da4L7D Oct tpltsnaiefis fittert, al &isben
Adpnl eil itlibeI aiottI til en- 6ribdpn.ll

|dalL'Det Z ltsnnaietis iittertI al &isben:
bdunl oil iblieei siottIti III en- gribaun.Jdl
Gn1fepssetfi,sanl ii Ell ganss fla as.eepl
pig til Sarbogre llqoer nj til at itillt
blioe til girtefisbeo. 9'n' - ,.3a
Itiff@ JQftiJQH MISUNDERSTANDING J
9517r Sen Difs 5olfeoister g, Ssrenier
E~bomOsffier rsiisr runbt iii 2anbet %
asiterer for Ectalafbol6.
.sj,r @o1D@mitb ital bqoe sfterlaot fig
Manuitript til. en- Sci 5prteaiMser BET
ON fort 9ib pil ,lbfpmu,e.
@eb M~pminbesab fanses bper
BAG / @jennemlnit fra 800 til 1000
guno 9ag, for, lboilfe Ser i &: Ell ,rriiDpesiuboe
'Mfietln3iins' / Tpifldrb.' "'''''0 ~
,o1 M @aeiieren q, &uslaab befinper fig
bel i 0anmart, bppr5 ban ,iifep erl lag
,blanse feriit Sin. On Dageni ~ipaeierer
ban ofte paa @aberne &isbenbapn, %
pm Nftenen % Natteu Teller bauQ paa
@srpm @g. 40 iloujdn0R
adl9Af Bsr9gf bdrrt atutoto SJirsfOttet for
9pifere % 9anosfortaoere.$ 9DasbtaE
bet 1parebe mes fal falbe Berq en- a@rer
lfenber os Basoaifer:9 lMettet but nor
'ttiffiireret bisfeI l1btrpt og ibprnt 'Dasbla+
bet 200 &r. / Mulft os 100 Ser !
8rpcesumfu5tninse.rr.. ''o'<% a2l''@
no rIiH,3& ,tlD96 |
&3-- Morif Bolitif. aDeu nliberale
8elJerforenins II &wbenbapna bolbt |
iDnsbass ct spot belegt Msoe, bpor
Goltetinssmano 6alfenitierne b. a,ptre=
be fplsenoe pm ben norlfe Bolitif: &
.Men buao Der i 8irteli9beeen filler
oerpper, bet er at ca 9eli al bet norlfe
@enitre mausler Manoefribeo. S ben
9enleenbe er ri lanst forub, ielp om ri
enonu bar lanst tilbass. 8aa bet nor
tie Soft bpiler ben norife Tbeplosi meb
ct trptfenbe, alag; bet norife Soft er ligez
t~ralbunoet UNDER be norife8 reiter.
5liet fienber ri beloi9pis lite It'll ber>
biemme bl. a. al ben @runo, at ri fig
ger ,nermuere oeo BE Iitt1o,rtee ee~urppeiite SRI
ebsitrpmniuser:, % iaa bat ri bapt
en- tirtelis 5%ribeosmanb iom @runotz
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

InN t1iff Hesjeripg baT hffiepbts
sipet ben banife @eianbt I Berlin, at ale
be frisfftfIs rlffleks3aafem nk2tpife Blabe
babe inbebolbt MOB Danmarf, ere fremz
TONNE nui6srr JToraitttbaiuB Of Sen tplfez
@eSjatiaSs HIM ,siIoGA7MaiR
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

.atplae TICKET TICKET. f. OF tIlGGESi1 .&1M
cHlcAco-2oe Clark Of. d ase9 4ot
.rnq dHaM Depot Sta Gave.
da3 ''dno Palmer House, Hsd4 t9HfA4d
Grand Pacific Hotel. dHaf
fremont House.
MlIWAUkEE-3Q5 Broadway.
.op 49, New passenger station.
81. PAUL-tzs East Third street. 10
Union Depot.
MlkNEAP0Lis-fs MIC. House Dix.
Union Depot.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
considerable Movement in tn
RanHs of the order.

Ranks of the order.
On Saturday night the newly elected
officers of Pasadena Division Uniform
Rank Knights of Pythias were installed.
The members of Pasadena Division came
Over and were the guests of Castle Guard
Division, of this city. during the install.
lation. After the ceremonies tie visit
ors were entertained in royal manner
by Castle Guard Division.
An application for a new lodge Of
Knights of Pythias to be- instituted at
Santa Ana has gone forward to the
Grand Lodge and the lodge is expected
to be under way very shortly.
Next Monday Sampson Lodge Knights
of Pythias will be instituted in East Los
Angeles. All of the lodges iu the city
will participate at the birth of the new
lodge.
The Third Regiment Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias will go into encamp.
ment at Santa Monica some time next
month. Col. E. L. Blackmer, of Cheva'
lier Division No. 6 of San Diego. is the
Commander of the regiment. The Lieu.
tenant Commander is Frank Marsh, Of
this city. There will be a large number
of Knights at the encsmpment and the
occasion is expected to be one of much
pleasure rs well as of considerable bene-
| fit to the members of the order.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
THEATRICAL.
Appearance of VIZ. mOrrisOm and
Troupe.

Appearance OF VIZ. MOrrisOm am d
Troupe.
A very good house greeted Lewis Nor.
rison and his company at the Opera
House last night. The piece presented
was A Celebrated Case, piece abound
ing in strong dramatic climaxes and sit.
uations. Mr.. Morrison enacted the role
Of "Jean Renaud," and his daughter
that of "Adrienne" Mr. Morrison gave
a very fine rendering of the character of
the convict who had been unjustly ma('s
to suffer for another's crime. He exhib.
tied power and intensity in the principal
scenes, and worked upon the sympathies
of his audience by his strong and pa.
thetic rendition of the role. Miss Nor.
rison is nest clever young lady. She
reads with great feeling and fine mod.
ulation of voice and plays with a nat.
uralness and ease that stamps her as an
artist of 10 ordinary merit. In the
salient scents with her father, the ap-
plause was spontane Gus, hearty and long
continued. The whole piece passed of
very satisfactorily. 1t will be repeated
this evening, and we would advise those
who delight in we'll constructed drama
well played, to secure seats.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
PeOple,s store.

As this IL the last day of the month, W,
will endeavor to close 1t with the same ecla
with which 1t began In order TO do so we
will strain every nerve. as the beginninl
was really Unprecedented. We refer yot
to the following few lines and leave 1t Il
your own Judgments If We will be able tt
succeed
For instance, to show that we are IL
earnest 1--WE will place upon our dress good
counters line tf EN- mbroidered dress pat
/ terms in boxes. They comprise in colol
tans. browns. blues, garnets and blacks
They are elegant in design and rich in ma
order TO increase our sales and have placed
them en- sale at $3.50 suit Our regular
price is $3.50. a difference of IS on each
pattern. All we have is fourteen suits, and
by 10 O'Clock we expect to see the last ole
rold.
Next we offer an all-wooi. tan color shawl.
This sshawlfs72 inches long by 70 inches wide.
We considered them a big bargain when
we offered them for sale at s1.75, but to day,
as special offer at 81 each. they take the
cske"
Something to be remembered is our
special sale of ladies' pebble goat worked
buttouhole shoes at CSC a pair. The public
understand that no ladies shoe OF any
grade can hardly be sold at this price. We
have In this, as well as In all other speci.
alties for TODAY. exerted ourselves to the
fullest extent, and we offer our regular 81. so
shoef, In complete and full line of sizes, at
voc.
In order to further swell the sales of our
domestic department, we will offer heavy
quality of white lawn at &c yard goods
sold by us at 10c yard.
Crinkltd Seersuckers, in new and at.
tractiye effects, will be sold to-day at l2l5c
yard.
In our corset department, we offer an un-
breakable side corset at SOC each. We COM
pare this same corset with any other sold
We have very handsome child's Mother
Hubbard dress which we place on sale nj
25c each. When you are shown these goods
you will be surprised at their value. Do
not overlook them.
In our hosiery department, we offer Ia
dies striped hose, full finished. double heel
and toe, at 15c q pair; assorted stripes.
They are our regular Csc hose.
We have ten pieces of elegant 54-inch
Oriental lace founcing. These are un-
usually handsome patterns. and have been
placed on sale at special price for 90c a
yard. They are worth fully $3.50 a yard.
To-day affords those desiring this class of
goods an opportunity to buy them at big
saving.
Something never heard of before will be
Lhe line OF ladies' fancy colored para OILS
hat we will sell at CSC each to-day. When
'een. you will admit them to be worth 75c.
SILK escnrial lace parasol covers at 81 so
zach; worth a.
PEOPLES STORE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-31
A BIG GAME
To be Prayed Between the MAR
rted and Unmarried Men.

To he Played Between the MAR
rted and Unmarried Men.
The challenge sent by the unmarried
basiu. s. men Of our city to the married
bu ,iness men for match game of base
ball, the proceeds to go to Mrs. IL. A.
Watson. for the benefit Of the Home for
Stray Girls, has been accepted. The
game will take place saturday afternoon,
June 9Th, at the Sixth street base ball
cark. the use of which has been
kindly rendered by manager Geo
Turner, OF the Los Angeles club
Game will be called at 2:30 P. M.
Every one should take deep io,erest
in this good work and purchase tickets
to not only assist financially the good
being done by Mrs. Watson, but en-
courage our business young men in their
noble endeavors to raise money for such
a grand and worthy cause. By very
little effort at least three Thousand tick
cts could be sold for this game, and
large sum of money raised for the Girls
Home. The game will be very interest
ing and the boys propose to revive all
of their old.time vigor. The mines ha,
not vet been selected, but the following
gentlemen are spoken of:
Married nine-J. Downey Harvey, J.
Phil Percival, F. w. Potts, w. 5,
Moore, b. E. Taney, George Baldwin,
F. Linde, S. Sewall.
Unmarried nine-H. j. Fleishman, o
j. Barker, ]. w. Montgomery, Franl
Liddell, Maurice Clark, Robt. Lewis
Joseph Patrick, Humphrey B. Sullivan
Mr.. Russell, Robt. Dodsworth.
Tickets will be for sale to-day. lie
all the ladies and gentlemen who hav
the true instincts OF charity a1d human
| ity within them turn out and help Sc
the tickets and thus pile up generou
sum for the Girls Home.